African Music Grammy: Our Predictions For Winners

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African Music Grammy: Our Predictions for Winners

The Grammy Awards are just around the corner, and this year, the excitement is particularly high for the African Music categories. With a growing global interest in African sounds, the Grammys have finally acknowledged the continent's rich musical heritage. We're diving into the predictions for the big winners in this groundbreaking year!

Best Global Music Album

This category is a real hotbed of talent, and we're expecting a fierce competition. Burna Boy, who won this award last year for "Twice as Tall", is definitely a contender with his latest album "Love, Damini". However, the rising star Ayra Starr, with her impressive debut album "19 & Dangerous", could be a dark horse. Let's not forget the veteran Angelique Kidjo, who's always a force to be reckoned with. We're also keeping our eyes on Wizkid's "Made in Lagos". It's going to be a tough one to call!

Best Global Music Performance

This category is all about individual performances, and the competition is just as tight. "Essence" by Wizkid ft. Tems has already taken the world by storm, making it a strong contender. "Peru" by Fireboy DML ft. Ed Sheeran has also gained massive traction, making it a serious rival. But don't count out "Montero (Call Me By Your Name)" by Lil Nas X ft. Miley Cyrus, which has garnered critical acclaim and is a huge cultural moment. This category is truly a battle of the giants.

What to Watch For

Besides the categories mentioned above, keep an eye out for the impact of African music on the rest of the Grammy Awards. We might see some collaborations or nods to African artists in other genres. It's clear that African music is no longer a niche genre – it's shaping global sounds and influencing the world.

Overall, this year's Grammy Awards are set to be a historic moment for African music. We're eager to see which artists emerge victorious and celebrate the incredible talent coming out of the continent. Let's hope these awards are just the beginning of a larger recognition and appreciation of African music on the global stage!